Starla and the Crystal Savior
| Television series | |
|---|---|
| German title | Starla and the Crystal Savior |
| Original title | Princess Gwenevere and the Jewel Riders / Starla and the Jewel Riders |
| Country of production | United States |
| original language | English |
| Year (s) | 1995-1996 |
| length | 24 minutes |
| Episodes | 26 in 2 seasons |
| idea | Robert Mandell |
| music | Louis Fagenson |
| First broadcast | September 9, 1995 on BKN |
| German-language first broadcast |
March 31, 1996 on RTL |
Starla and the crystal savior is a US cartoon - television series for children from 1995 and the 1996th
content
The young princess Starla, her friends Fallon and Tamara are taught by the good magician Merlin and each has a crystal. Starla has the sun crystal, Fallon the moon crystal and Tamara the heart crystal. You are supposed to protect the magical land of Avalon from evil forces.
One day, the witch, Lady Kale, banishes Merlin with a dark crystal in a realm of wild magic and then wants to take possession of the crown jewels in order to gain control over Avalon. The three girls now have to stop Kale and free Merlin. Eventually they can beat Kale, but Merlin sacrifices himself and remains banned.
But while Starla and her friends are looking for a way to bring Merlin back, Lady Kale allies with the evil great magician Morgana . She once created the dark crystal and now wants to conquer Avalon together with Kale. Can the girls find the ancient mage crystals they need to defeat Kale and Morgana and get Merlin back in time? Eventually the balance of magic can be restored and Starla becomes Queen of Avalon.
Episode list
| 01. | The Hunt for Merlin's Key, Part 1 (Jewel Quest, Part I) |
| 02. | The Hunt for Merlin's Key, Part 2 (Jewel Quest, Part I) |
| 03. | The Magic Tree (Travel Trees Can't Dance) |
| 04. | The old map (Wizard's Peak) |
| 05. | The Song of the Rainbow |
| 06. | The Lost Castle (For Whom the Bell Trolls) |
| 07. | The Faery Princess |
| 08. | The Dispute (Badlands) |
| 09 | The Talking Sword (Home Sweet Heart Stone) |
| 10. | Love wins (Love Struck) |
| 11. | A new crystal (Dreamfields) |
| 12. | Revenge of the Dark Stone |
| 13. | Friends in Need (Full Circle) |
| 14th | Morgana (morgana) |
| 15th | The Call for Help (Shadowsong) |
| 16. | Trouble with Lady Kale (Fashion Fever) |
| 17th | False Spell (The Wizard of Gardenia) |
| 18th | The Vale of the Unicorns |
| 19th | Prince of the Forest |
| 20th | Beware Trolls (Trouble in Elf Town) |
| 21st | Adventure at Sea (The Jewel of the Sea) |
| 22nd | The Wishing Jewel |
| 23. | The Magic Island (Mystery Island) |
| 24. | The Fortune Teller (Fortune Jewel) |
| 25th | All Lost (Lady of the Lake / Spirit of Avalon) |
| 26th | Morgana's End (The One Jewel / The Last Dance) |
publication
The series was first broadcast on television by BKN in the US. Starla was also released on VHS and in 2006 on DVD . The series was translated into Spanish, French and Italian, among others, and ran in German on RTL Television . Repetitions followed on ORF 1 , RTL II and Fix & Foxi .
synchronization
| role | English voice actors | German voice actors |
|---|---|---|
| Princess Starla | Kerry Butler, from episode 14, Jean Louisa Kelly | |
| Lady Kale | Corinne Orr | |
| Fallon | Deborah Allison | Celine Fontanges |
| Tamara | Laura Dean | Kristina von Weltzien |
| Morgana | Deborah Allison |
Individual evidence
- ↑ maxedl: Fix & Foxi - Starla und die Kristallretter - Sendeinfo. November 27, 2016, accessed April 1, 2017 .
Web links
- Starla and the crystal savior in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Starla and the crystal rescuers at fernsehserien.de
- Starla and the Crystal Rescuers on TV Wishlist